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| process of identifying and defining a target behavior through direct and indirect measures |
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| when a target behavior has been changed such that reinforcers are maximized and punishers are minimized |
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| a behavior that, when learned, results in modifications in other untrained behaviors |
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| a behavior that exposes the person to many new stimuli and learning opportunities |
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| relevance of behavior rule |
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| only behaviors likely to produce reinforcement in the person's natural environment should be targeted for change |
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| a behavior selected for intervention |
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| function-based definition |
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| defines a behavior by its function |
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| topography-based definition |
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| defines a behavior by its shape or form |
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| interviews, checklists, rating scales, questionnaires |
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| the importance and acceptability of treatment goals, procedures, and outcomes |
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| formal permission to participate in behavioral services or research |
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| more probable behaviors reinforce less probable behaviors |
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| stimulus preference assessment |
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| identifies reinforcing stimuli |
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| assess reinforcing potential of stimuli |
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| exchange of reinforcement contingencies for two topographically different responses |
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